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Sonia Thompson’s blogs of the week, 25 October 2021

Children’s reading, the power of coaching, ResearchEd Surrey summarised and the fall – and rise? – of differentiation

Reviews, Blogs

DfE sneaks in £25m saving with teaching school hubs switch

The government has quietly saved £25 million by switching to a system of teaching school hubs, a Schools Week investigation can reveal. Special schools are also being squeezed out in the process. The Department for Education named 81 new teaching school hubs last month. With six already commissioned, it takes the total to 87. Each […]

News

Penny’s Podcasts, 7 September 2020

As Black Lives Matter protests fade from the media limelight, Penny Rabiger picks five podcasts to keep anti-racism current in educators’ thinking   The Antiracist Educator podcast This podcast looks at all manner of issues connected to anti-racist education, and seeks to challenge educators to constantly reflect on their teaching, realising the opportunity we have […]

Reviews, Blogs

Lockdown diary. A week in the life of…

In the second instalment of our series following the impacts of lockdown on the personal and professional lives of educators, Debra Rutley opens up her #lockdowndiary I’m determined to keep to my usual routine as much as possible, so each day starts early. I think it’s incredibly important that we maintain our networks and sense […]

Opinion

Hannah Wilson’s top edu blogs of the week, 27 April 2020

Hannah Wilson takes over our blogs of the week slot to highlight a writing project helping educators make sense of their experiences through the COVID-19 crisis #DailyWritingChallenge is a collection of powerful blogs by brilliant educators written from their courageous, compassionate, vulnerable hearts as they strive to make sense of what is happening in the world […]

Reviews

Now more than ever what the education world needs is values

The school system finds itself in uncharted territory, but it has its moral compass to fall back on and an opportunity to explore new horizons, writes Hannah Wilson What the world needs now is values. As hubs, leaders and role models for our children and communities, all the more so the world of education. This […]

Opinion

Helena Marsh’s top edu blogs of the week, 02 March 2020

Hacking memory, non-negotiables, promoting women into leadership, questioning as a leadership tool and the campaign to pause Ofsted are the top picks of the education topics by this week’s guest blog reviewer Helena Marsh   How to remember anything, forever @daisychristo In this concise blog, Daisy muses on the forgetting curve and the power that […]

Reviews

James Pope’s top edu blogs of the week, 2 December 2019

SEND-friendly teaching, antisocial behaviour and teacher wellbeing are the top picks of the education topics this week, chosen by James Pope Breaking the Barriers @ASTsupportAAli It can be so difficult, in the whirlwind of teaching a full timetable, to be properly reflective about the way we create an environment to promote learning for all students. […]

Reviews

Most memorable school blogs of 2018-2019

We asked our six blog reviewers to tell us about their most memorable blogpost of the school year – and here’s what they said.   Hannah Wilson: Ramadan Insights @teachernudge Yusuf Ibrahim wrote a series of 29 blogs to chart his experience of Ramadan this year. From insights on how one prepares to fast, to […]

Reviews